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BigBoyMichigan
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: May. 31, 2009 @ 12:54p 
Tequila477 said:Great deal. Too bad it's not at Comerica park to see the Tigers. Something like this would be the only way to get me to venture downtown. Thanks OP.
BigBoyMichigan said:PEOPLE THAT WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE "ALL YOU CAN EAT" PROGRAM AT THEIR STADIUM, WRITE AN EMAIL OR LETTER TO THE STADIUM, REQUESTING IT, MAYBE THEY'LL HAVE IT NEXT YEAR. There already has been feedback that Comerica Park might have this program in 2010. |
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BigBoyMichigan
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: May. 31, 2009 @ 2:00p
Canucklehead said:Nothing goes together like America's "Old" Favourite Pastime, Baseball, and America's "New" Favourite Pastime, Getting Fat!
Sing along time!
Take me out to the ball game,
Take me out with the crowd;
Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack and sodas and hot dogs and more peanuts and another hotdog and nachos and sodas and waters and more hotdogs and some more peanuts and, gawd, I'm thirsty, more sodas, and another hotdog with nachos on top and stuff the peanuts inside the hot dog with a nachos chaser plus some more sodas and, what's that on the ground, a piece of Cracker Jack!
I don't care if I have a heart attack.
Let me root, root, root for the by - pass,
If I don't live, it's a shame.
For it's two, four, six pounds of food,
At the old ball game.
Who's that sitting beside me? oh, my own a$$.
BigBoyMichigan said:Laughing My A$$ all the way to the Ballpark
Singing "Take Me Out To The Ballgame"
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DarkScout
- Senior Member
posted: May. 31, 2009 @ 3:31p
This is why minor leagues are so much more entertaining for the family. 1) Smaller stadium means there are no nose bleeds.
2) The local stadium runs free hot dogs and peanuts through the 7th inning almost once a week.
3) Tickets are so much cheaper. Lawn: $6, Box: $9, Club Box: $10
4) No A-rod primadonnas.
5) No one is getting paid $X0 M! dollars a year to hit a ball. I make 50k a year. I don't have a problem going and watching a guy whack a ball that makes a bit more. He makes a decent living in the midwest. I make a decent living in the midwest and life is good. So for $6 on any random promotion day AND get free hotdogs and peanuts. Now that's a FatWallet HotDeal. |
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VotaIdiota
- New Member
posted: May. 31, 2009 @ 3:55p
1lossir said:OP - you might want to change the thread title to "selected baseball stadiums". Naturally, the Mariners aren't participating - it would cheapen the "ballpark experience" which is the main reason most people in Seattle go to games @ Safeco Field. What ballpark experience is that? The one where the Mariners keep blowing games and everyone still believes that things will change? |
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curvesahead
- Frivolous Member
posted: May. 31, 2009 @ 8:34p
DarkScout said:This is why minor leagues are so much more entertaining for the family.
1) Smaller stadium means there are no nose bleeds.
2) The local stadium runs free hot dogs and peanuts through the 7th inning almost once a week.
3) Tickets are so much cheaper. Lawn: $6, Box: $9, Club Box: $10
4) No A-rod primadonnas.
5) No one is getting paid $X0 M! dollars a year to hit a ball. I make 50k a year. I don't have a problem going and watching a guy whack a ball that makes a bit more. He makes a decent living in the midwest. I make a decent living in the midwest and life is good.
So for $6 on any random promotion day AND get free hotdogs and peanuts. Now that's a FatWallet HotDeal. Yep that is why I prefer the Wildthings to the Pirates. |
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ClearanceItem
- Member
posted: May. 31, 2009 @ 9:25p
In the commercials on the radio it detailed that you get hot dogs from... wait for it... AM/PM gas station. They have a concession stand in the upper deck and that's where the AYCE ticketholders have to get food and drinks/stand in line. I'm not expecting Hebrew National All-Beef dogs, but it'll be a trip if these will be on rolling metal bars just like at BP's AM/PM gas station hot dog displays. |
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ClearanceItem
- Member
posted: May. 31, 2009 @ 9:31p
And I'm down for the "dare" aspect of this. 9 innings.....can anyone do 18 hot dogs? I'll bet I could do ten. |
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Ottawashopper
- Member
posted: May. 31, 2009 @ 10:09p
Atlanta sounds really good for the food!
Chicken wings, burgers? maybe they should rename is FATlanta....lol  Atlanta Braves - $40 Per Person Outfield Pavilion includes: Unlimited hamburgers, veggie burgers, hot dogs, French fries, nachos, frozen treats, soda, Coca- Cola and water. $60 Per Person Golden Moon Casino Pavilion - Includes: smoked chicken barbeque sandwich, buffalo chicken wings, all beef franks, baked potato salad, dry roasted salted ballpark peanuts, popcorn, chocolate chip cookies, Coca-Cola Products, Dasani water and DRAFT BEER. All you can eat ends after 7th Inning. |
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fatboy420
- Shopaholic Member
posted: May. 31, 2009 @ 10:42p
Dodgers - Bleacher Beach (Sundays) Bleacher Beach BLEACHER BEACH IS OPEN EVERY SUNDAY The latest all-inclusive section in Dodgertown, Beach Bums of all ages will enjoy all-you-can-eat BBQ, a Dodger beach item giveaway, and an ocean front experience with a birds eye view of the game. BLEACHER BEACH BENEFITS:
- Unlimited BBQ Burgers and Chicken fresh off the grill, as well as Dodger Dogs, Nachos, Peanuts, Popcorn, Watermelon Slices and Soft Drinks (Beer available for purchase)
- Live DJ from 102.7 KIIS-FM
- Private Beach Themed Party Area
- Free Dodgers Beach Item LOCATION: Located in the Lower Reserve, sections 55 & 59, on the 3rd Base Side PRICING:
GROUP - $35.00 / INDIVIDUAL - $45.00 / DAY OF GAME - $50.00 |
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rms777
- Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2009 @ 7:57a
The new Yankee Stadium is nice but they have the same old style concessions there; very disappointed in the food. And the price, $5 peanuts, $9 beer and of course they practically give you a cavity search when you enter. They will never offer an all you can eat deal. |
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mstudlee
- Senior Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2009 @ 10:02a
fatboy420 said:Dodgers - Bleacher Beach (Sundays)
Bleacher Beach
BLEACHER BEACH IS OPEN EVERY SUNDAY
The latest all-inclusive section in Dodgertown, Beach Bums of all ages will enjoy all-you-can-eat BBQ, a Dodger beach item giveaway, and an ocean front experience with a birds eye view of the game.
BLEACHER BEACH BENEFITS:
- Unlimited BBQ Burgers and Chicken fresh off the grill, as well as Dodger Dogs, Nachos, Peanuts, Popcorn, Watermelon Slices and Soft Drinks (Beer available for purchase)
- Live DJ from 102.7 KIIS-FM
- Private Beach Themed Party Area
- Free Dodgers Beach Item
LOCATION: Located in the Lower Reserve, sections 55 & 59, on the 3rd Base Side
PRICING:
GROUP - $35.00 / INDIVIDUAL - $45.00 / DAY OF GAME - $50.00
Don't forget to wear your Kevlar. |
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kinggofg
- Senior Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2009 @ 10:57a
rms777 said:The new Yankee Stadium is nice but they have the same old style concessions there; very disappointed in the food. And the price, $5 peanuts, $9 beer and of course they practically give you a cavity search when you enter. They will never offer an all you can eat deal. Never? They do already have an all you can eat deal at Yankee's Stadium. Somone already posted it. Its $1300. They have some specials where I think you can get it for $500. Legends Seating |
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colewj
- Senior Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2009 @ 11:26a
This should fill some seats!
I couldn't resist the pun.
Hopefully this promotion will come to Rochester,NY (farm team for the Twins). |
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colewj
- Senior Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2009 @ 11:30a
curvesahead said:DarkScout said:This is why minor leagues are so much more entertaining for the family.
1) Smaller stadium means there are no nose bleeds.
2) The local stadium runs free hot dogs and peanuts through the 7th inning almost once a week.
3) Tickets are so much cheaper. Lawn: $6, Box: $9, Club Box: $10
4) No A-rod primadonnas.
5) No one is getting paid $X0 M! dollars a year to hit a ball. I make 50k a year. I don't have a problem going and watching a guy whack a ball that makes a bit more. He makes a decent living in the midwest. I make a decent living in the midwest and life is good.
So for $6 on any random promotion day AND get free hotdogs and peanuts. Now that's a FatWallet HotDeal.
Yep that is why I prefer the Wildthings to the Pirates.
Ditto for the Rochester Red Wings |
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mrredskin
- Senior Member - 3K
posted: Jun. 1, 2009 @ 11:47a
wp746911 said:mrredskin said:The Braves also have AYCE seats in the outfield (no beer) and in the corner of the Golden Moon Casino Pavilion (beer). The beer seats are about $70 and NOT worth it. They actually cap you at around 120 oz (10-12oz) and the food wasn't that great. Outfield is at least $35 I think.
lol "cap" you at 10 12oz beers- I doubt it so much a cap as you are either passed out in your seat, running naked across the field, or peeing on the food counter trust me, 10 was more than i needed, but i definitely could have handled about 3-4 more. having to wait in line to get the refill was the worst part. you miss half the game due to a crappy system of getting the food/refills |
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WorkerAnt
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Jun. 1, 2009 @ 12:03p
titewad said:No one can eat $25 worth of the food they offer. Hotdogs sell for $1 an 8-pack, plus another dollar for rolls, soda $1 2-liter bottle. Eat before the game, or better yet save youself the ticket cost and watch it on TV, save the driving hassle, the parking fee and the gas cost too. Must support the economy no matter what. lol spend spend spend.. we need to borrow a few more loan for this. lol Exercise is not the solution to lose weight. It's hard to work to exercise. Best is to eat less.  All U can eat doesn't mean U "HAVE TO" eat them all. |
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PHATAZNXTC
- Senior Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2009 @ 12:27p
Nothing in NYC!?!!  |
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PHATAZNXTC
- Senior Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2009 @ 12:29p
espressogirl88 said:What about the New York Mets?!?! Come on!! LET'S GO METS!!! Too bad, no free SHAKE SHACK BURGERS!! |
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BigBoyMichigan
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: Jun. 1, 2009 @ 12:38p
ClearanceItem said:And I'm down for the "dare" aspect of this.
9 innings.....can anyone do 18 hot dogs? I'll bet I could do ten.
Hey, I'm 411 Pounds and I ate 12 hot dogs and drank 32 - 12 oz cans of coke in 3 hours. And never got sick.
I would love to see all you can eat Chicken (Yummy)
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Rhinoboy
- Thrifty Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2009 @ 12:45p
Last time I tried this deal I got stuck in line behind Kobayashi. |
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